Revolutionary Girl Utena (TV)
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[ adapted from Revolutionary Girl Utena (manga) ]Note: you can set your preferences to always display the
icon while browsing the Encyclopedia.Related anime:
Revolutionary Girl Utena: The Movie (alternate retelling)
Revolutionary Girl Utena: The Adolescence of Utena (manga)
Alternative title:
El Anillo Mágico (Spanish)
La fillette révolutionaire (French)
La Rivoluzione di Utena (Italian)
Shōjo Kakumei Utena (Japanese)
Ursula's Kiss
Utena
Utena la Chica Revolucionaria (Spanish)
Utena, la fillette révolutionnaire (French)
Юная революционерка Утэна (Russian)
少女革命 (Chinese (Taiwan))
少女革命ウテナ (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
Significant
Plot Summary:
Just after Utena's parents died she was consoled by a prince who gave her a ring with a rose crest on it. Utena was so impressed by the Prince that she vowed to become one herself one day. A few years later Utena is attending Ohtori Academy where she gives all the teachers headaches because she dresses in a boys uniform so she can be like the prince she met long ago. After Utena's friend is insulted by a member of the Student Council, Utena fights in a duel for her friends honor. Utena's rose crest allows her to enter the dueling arena where Utena wins the duel and becomes engaged to the Rose Bride. Unknowingly, Utena is pulled into a series of duels with other members of the Student Council for the possession of the Rose Bride. As she becomes fond of Anthy, the Rose Bride, she must fight to keep her friend safe and to discover the horrifying secret behind Ohtori Academy.
User Ratings:
1292 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
25 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
39
Episode titles: We have 39
Vintage:
1997-04-02 to 1997-12-24
2000-05-15 to 2000-06-23 (C33 - Televisió de Catalunya)
2000-05-20 to 2000-08-27 (Unicable Mexico Broadcast)
Release dates: We have 3
Opening Theme:
"Rinbu - Revolution" (−輪舞−revolution) by Masami Okui (eps 1-38)
Ending Theme:
#1: "truth" by Luca Yumi (eps 1-24)
#2: "Virtual Star Hasseigaku" (バーチャルスター発生学) by Maki Kamiya (eps 25-38)
#3: "Rose & release" by Masami Okui (ep 39)
Official website:
StarChild:少女革命ウテナ (Japanese)
少女革命 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Links: We have 7
Trivia: We have 2
DVD Easter Eggs: We have 1
Reviews:
Revolutionary Girl Utena - The Student Council Saga (May 25, 2011)
Revolutionary Girl Utena DVD 10 (Jun 16, 2004)
Revolutionary Girl Utena DVD 6 (Sep 10, 2003)
Revolutionary Girl Utena DVD 3 (Jan 30, 2003)
Utena VHS 2 - Legendary Spice (Jan 1, 1970)
Utena VHS 1 - Crest of the Rose (Jan 1, 1970)
Utena VHS 3-4 (Jan 1, 1970)
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Script: Chiaki Shirai (ep 29) Jugo Kazayama (ep 19) Kazuhiro Uemura (eps 11-12) Noboru Higa (9 episodes eps 6, 8, 10, 16, 18, 24, 27, 31-32 ) Ryoe Tsukimura (6 episodes eps 17, 20-21, 28, 35-36 ) Yoji Enokido (20 episodes eps 1-5, 7, 9, 13-15, 22-23, 25-26, 30, 33-34, 37-39 ) Storyboard: Atsushi Matsumoto (8 episodes eps 6, 10, 17, 22, 24, 26, 32, 35 ) Hiroaki Sakurai (ep 21) Hiroshi Nishikiori (5 episodes eps 5, 11, 16, 27, 31 ) Jugo Kazayama (5 episodes eps 9, 19, 25, 30, 37 ) Junichi Sato (ep 34) Katsuyo Hashimoto (6 episodes eps 7, 14, 20, 23, 29, 39 ) Kazuhisa Takenouchi (ep 3) Kunihiko Ikuhara (ep 1) Nagashi Tare (ep 12) Satoshi Nishimura (eps 8, 18) Shingo Kaneko (4 episodes eps 2, 11, 32, 38 ) Takafumi Hoshikawa (ep 15) Toru Takahashi (4 episodes eps 4, 13, 28, 36 ) Episode Director: Akihiko Nishiyama (ep 8) Hayato Date (eps 22, 27, 35) Hiroaki Sakurai (ep 21) Jugo Kazayama (ep 9) Katsushi Sakurabi (6 episodes eps 10, 17, 20, 30, 34, 37 ) Shigeo Koshi (ep 16) Shingo Kaneko (5 episodes eps 2, 5, 11, 32, 38 ) Takafumi Hoshikawa (ep 15) Takashi Watanabe (ep 3) Toru Takahashi (10 episodes eps 1, 4, 12-13, 19, 24, 28, 33, 36, 39 ) Yoshiaki Iwasaki (ep 29) Yukio Okazaki (7 episodes eps 6-7, 14, 18, 23, 26, 31 ) Background Art: Chieko Nakamura (Kobayashi Prod.; eps 14-24 even) Emiko Satoh (Kobayashi Production) Katsumi Akimoto (Kobayashi Prod.; eps 1-30, 32-39) Kazuhiko Takahashi (Kobayashi Production) Kenji Kato (Kobayashi Prod.; eps 15-33 odd) Misa Kasai (Kobayashi Prod.; eps 1-25, 30, 33) Osamu Imai (Kobayashi Prod; 28 episodes eps 1-25, 30-31, 33 ) Rie Ota (Kobayashi Production) In-Between Animation: Akiko Funagoshi (eps 1-2) Hiroki Okamoto (eps 1-2) Junya Yamamoto (ep 3) Kaori Nakamura (ep 3) Kazue Yoshida (eps 1-2) Kazuhiro Mima (eps 1-2) Kentaro Tanaka (eps 1-2) Maki Fujioka (ep 7) Masayuki Nishihara (eps 1-2) Osamu Ohashi (ep 3) Tomohiro Imaizumi (eps 1-2) Toshikatsu Suematsu (ep 3) Yasushi Matsuzaki (ep 3) Yukie Harada (eps 1-2) Key Animation: Akemi Hayashi (OP) Ayumi Abe (OP) Hideji Takahashi (EG Film; ep 3) Hideki Hamasu (ep 2) Hirofumi Masuda (OP 1-2; 10 episodes eps 4, 9, 11-12, 19, 25, 28, 31, 35, 39 ) Hiromi Kato (OP; ep 1) Hiroshi Nagahama (ED, ED2) Hisashi Saito (OP) Jun Nakai (EG Film; ep 3) Junichi Takaoka (ep 1) Junko Matsushita (EG Film; ep 3) Kaoru Yabana (EG Film; ep 3) Kazunori Iwakura (ep 1) Kazuya Komai (ep 2) Kazuya Tsurumaki (ep 37) Keiji Gotoh (ep 1) (ep 9) Keisuke Watabe (ep 1) Masahiro Aizawa (OP; ep 2) Masahiro Sekine (ep 2) Mitsuharu Kajiya (ep 2) Motoichi Murakami (ep 2) Nobutake Ito (ep 38) Nobutoshi Ogura (ep 1) Nobuyuki Takeuchi (OP) Ryo Tanaka (OP; ep 1) Ryoichi Oki (ep 2) Satonobu Kikuchi (ep 1) Shingo Ishikawa (ep 1) Shinya Hasegawa (OP, ED2) Taidou Hanafusa (EG Film; ep 3) Takahiro Tanaka (OP) Takao Abo (eps 1-2) Takuya Matsumoto (EG Film; ep 3) Tatsuya Oka (OP) Toshiyuki Tsuru (OP) Yasuhiro Irie (OP) Yoh Yoshinari (OP) Yoko Kadokami (ED2) Yutaka Nakamura (ep 1) Photography: Chizu Miyazaki (Sazan Cross; ep 3) Jun Shiota (J.C. Staff; eps 26-39) Junko Okamoto (Sazan Cross; ep 3) Kohei Utsusaki (J.C. Staff -till ep 25) Kyoko Sato (J.C. Staff Photography Dept.) Mie Jo (Sazan Cross; ep 3) Nobuhiro Kawakami (Sazan Cross; ep 3) Nozomi Sakai (J.C. Staff Photography Dept.) Shigeo Kamiyama (Sazan Cross; ep 3) Shingo Fukuyo (J.C. Staff; eps 26-39) Shirou Kuki (J.C. Staff Photography Dept.) Teruo Abe (Sazan Cross; ep 3) Youko Yamada (J.C. Staff; eps 26-39) Yumiko Kobayashi (J.C. Staff Photography Dept.) Yutaka Kurosawa (J.C. Staff Photography Dept.) Special Effects: Gou Abe (all minus3, Takashi Maekawa (ep 3) Tomohiro Mizutsu (all minus3, | ||||
Licensed by: Central Park Media (expired) Geneon Entertainment (USA) Inc. (Soundtrack) The Right Stuf International (2010) | ||||
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